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It appears that Don “Just Don” Crawley will be following his 2017 collaboration with Nike with another colorway of the Air Force 1. Don's wife, Kristen, made the announcement today by sharing images of the sneaker on her Instagram page.

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The new Just Don x Nike Air Force 1 boasts a tonal blue upper, which Don referred to as #amexblue on Instagram. The sneaker is seemingly crafted from smooth leather, featuring a tumbled leather ankle strap. Hits of red add pops of color to the Forces via the "AIR" branding on the midsole, small Nike Swooshes at the toe, "JUST DON" branding on the heel, and the lining. The flag of Chicago is stitched inside the tongue as a nod to Don's hometown.

According to Kristen Crawley's Instagram post, Just Don's eye-catching blue Air Force 1s release on February 15 surrounding NBA All-Star Weekend, which is taking place in Chicago. Check back with us for additional details as we'll be sure to update this post with new information as it surfaces.

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